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ICD-10 code: W61.5

Chapter: External causes of morbidity and mortality

Contact with Goose

Geese are fascinating creatures that have long been admired for their beauty and grace. However, getting too close to a goose can be a risky proposition. These birds are known to be territorial and aggressive, especially during mating season.

Here are some tips on how to safely interact with geese:

  1. Keep your distance: When you encounter a goose, try to stay at least 10-15 feet away. This will give the bird enough space to feel comfortable and reduce the risk of an attack.
  2. Watch for warning signs: Geese will usually give warning signs before they attack. These can include hissing, flapping their wings, and lowering their head. If you see these signs, back away slowly and give the goose plenty of room.
  3. Avoid eye contact: Geese may see direct eye contact as a threat. If you encounter a goose, try to avoid making direct eye contact and keep your head down.
  4. Don't feed them: Feeding geese can encourage them to become more aggressive. It's best to simply admire them from a distance.

While geese can be intimidating, they are also fascinating creatures that can be enjoyed from a safe distance. By following these tips, you can safely interact with geese and appreciate their beauty without putting yourself in harm's way.

For more information on geese and other wildlife, be sure to check out our website.

Remember to always respect wildlife and their habitats.

Diagnosis Codes for Contact with goose | W61.5

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